By: Susan Kurdli From the free fall of the Iranian rial, to street protests demanding regime change, to the death sentence pronounced by the US towards normalised trade following the...

By: Alok Rai Years ago, teaching a creative writing class in a hot and dusty Indian classroom, I was surprised at receiving a bunch of student assignments that were all...

BY:Sana Shah The grand songs and tales of democracy will start circulating as the election year approaches, as is the usual custom vis a vis elections and democracies. However, if...

By: Mushtaq Hurra Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has become the ultimate eyesore for America given his liberal foreign policy, opposition to Alsisi regime in Egypt, displeasure over sanctions on...

By: Salman Anees Soz The Partition and the bloodletting that accompanied our Independence took up much of the energy of our founders. An opinion piece by an unnamed Indian official...

By: Sudheendra Kulkarni In my relatively short but intense association with Atal Bihari Vajpayee, three things left a deep imprint on me. For a political leader of great eminence, he...

By: Khaled A Beydoun Shortly after winning her hotly contested primary for US Congress, Michigan's Rashida Tlaib immediately packed her bags and headed northwest, landing in Minnesota to work on...

By: Kamila Hyat The 2018 elections are over. Controversies over what precisely took place will linger on for some time. The Election Commission of Pakistan’s posting of crucial data in...

By: Prabhat Patnaik Three kinds of argument are usually advanced against allowing an influx of refugees into a country, each of which has been invoked by the ruling party with...

By: Sabur Sulehria The spectacular rise of South Korea from an underdeveloped country to an industrially-developed one is a benchmark that many in the field of development and politics look...